Almost sold out of sport coats, or of the hopsack? I was going to stop by next week to have a look in person -- did they fly off the racks?

Before the release of these hopsack sport coats, all of the other ones were old models. If you're talking about going to the downtown location, I don't think they ever brought any of those older sport coats into the store.

Rick, have you ever offered any custom shirt fabrics (or even OTR shirts) in a stripped pinpoint oxford? I had some solid PP oxford spread collar shirts made up and have decided that those will be part of my fall/winter rotation. I could used some F/W striped shirts. Thanks.

Once again, I can't speak highly enough about Spier & Mackay and their customer service.

I had a navy suit made through the MTM program last summer, but there were a couple (very) tiny issues with the fit. Namely, one of my shoulders is weird so there was a really tiny bump and the sleeves weren't set right either. The suit still fit better than anything else I own (and better than 99% of anything otr). Anyways, I decided to have another navy suit made in one of the Huddersfield fabrics (which are amazing by the way) and thought I would bring in the old jacket to show what I wanted done differently. Rick actually talked me out of having a new suit made, which was going to come out to about 1200~ with everything I wanted done (NOTE: full canvas is now an extra $150 vs the $100 it used to be). He offered to have the jacket altered for free (keep in mind I had this made a year ago!) and went in great detail about what needed to be done to fix it.

On top of that, he showed me the production sample from the new factory, and trust me - you guys are going to be SUPER pleased. I also saw the new 3/4 length over coats coming this fall, and man are they nice and a great winter weight.

I ended up buying 2 pairs of the new chinos, and again the quality is just great. I didn't like the old chinos and found them way too thin, the fit waaay too slim, and generally were just not of the best quality. These new ones are thicker and you can just tell that they're made a lot better.

All in all, Spier & Mackay continues to impress and I recommend you all to buy something if you're on the fence.

Once again, I can't speak highly enough about Spier & Mackay and their customer service.

I had a navy suit made through the MTM program last summer, but there were a couple (very) tiny issues with the fit. Namely, one of my shoulders is weird so there was a really tiny bump and the sleeves weren't set right either. The suit still fit better than anything else I own (and better than 99% of anything otr). Anyways, I decided to have another navy suit made in one of the Huddersfield fabrics (which are amazing by the way) and thought I would bring in the old jacket to show what I wanted done differently. Rick actually talked me out of having a new suit made, which was going to come out to about 1200~ with everything I wanted done (NOTE: full canvas is now an extra $150 vs the $100 it used to be). He offered to have the jacket altered for free (keep in mind I had this made a year ago!) and went in great detail about what needed to be done to fix it.

On top of that, he showed me the production sample from the new factory, and trust me - you guys are going to be SUPER pleased. I also saw the new 3/4 length over coats coming this fall, and man are they nice and a great winter weight.

I ended up buying 2 pairs of the new chinos, and again the quality is just great. I didn't like the old chinos and found them way too thin, the fit waaay too slim, and generally were just not of the best quality. These new ones are thicker and you can just tell that they're made a lot better.

All in all, Spier & Mackay continues to impress and I recommend you all to buy something if you're on the fence.

Good stuffs. Which navy did you go with? There are a couple of different shade navy/dark blue. I am still thinking which fabric to go with.

I wear BB Extra Slim (now called Milano, I guess) in a 15.5-35, and Kamakura NY Slim in size 39-90. I've chosen Spier & Mackay size 15.5 in the Contemporary fit, but I can wear a Slim in the same size. I just prefer the less slim fit of the Contemp for my office wear. It still looks slim and tailored, just not as torso hugging. I think if you like the Tokyo Slim, then the S&M slim would probably be similar.

I just received my first order from S&M (navy contemporary fit suit). Overall very pleased with the fit and materials. There are several areas with sloppy/frayed stitching however, and a strange track of indentations along the inside and edge of the left lapel (mostly covered when wearing, but not completely).

Can anyone enlighten, is this abnormal for S&M and should be exchanged, or par for the course and should be lived with or returned for refund? Thanks.

I just received my first order from S&M (navy contemporary fit suit). Overall very pleased with the fit and materials. There are several areas with sloppy/frayed stitching however, and a strange track of indentations along the inside and edge of the left lapel (mostly covered when wearing, but not completely).
Can anyone enlighten, is this abnormal for S&M and should be exchanged, or par for the course and should be lived with or returned for refund? Thanks.

Sloppy stitches is not normal at all. Send me a pm with your order number and we'll get you a return label for an exchange. The stitches under the lapel are basting stitches that are normally invisible. They should never show on the face of the jacket though. Send it back to us and we'll get you a new one.

I notice what appears to be a box pleat in the back. Is this true? I would think most would prefer the clean look of a no-pleat back. Also, are the Casual Fit options cut shorter in the body than the dress shirts?

I notice what appears to be a box pleat in the back. Is this true? I would think most would prefer the clean look of a no-pleat back. Also, are the Casual Fit options cut shorter in the body than the dress shirts?

A box pleat traditionally accompanies a button-down collar, as both are casual options. Spread collar shirts should not have box pleats. However, I have decided that any custom button down collar shirts I order will be with a plain back, just like the older Kamakura OCBDs. I do prefer a plain back, but it's not a deal breaker if I find a button down collar casual shirt that I like.